Obesity as an epidemic Obesity is considered a national epidemic.
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"It's not as much an opioid epidemic as an addiction epidemic," Arizona Gov.
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NYC's epidemic curve looks like a steep staircase, as does the US's epidemic curve.!
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No, this is the epidemic of drug overdoses fueled by an ongoing opioid epidemic.
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The second important difference is that the opioid epidemic is a man-made epidemic -- and maybe for the first time, a man-made epidemic has reached this proportion.
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Thankfully, we seem to be handling today's heroin epidemic more realistically than the crack epidemic.
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America's opioid epidemic As Oklahoma's trial ran through the summer, so did America's opioid epidemic.
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We were living through the epidemic of lack of decent access to health care, the epidemic of precarity and inequality, the epidemic of lack of access to mental health care.
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So the First World War shaped the epidemic, and the epidemic, in turn, affected the war.
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Supercomputers have been used in past outbreaks, including the 2014 Ebola epidemic and 2015 Zika epidemic.
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He says "autism has become an epidemic" and links that epidemic to vaccinations administered in early childhood.
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Dengue epidemic A deadly scourge of dengue in the Philippines has now been declared a national epidemic.
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Opioid epidemic Many health officials advocate for a treatment-first approach in dealing with the nation's opioid epidemic.
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Fighting the opioid epidemic The Trump administration has laid out a plan to tackle the ongoing addiction epidemic.
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We call it the opioid epidemic, instead of the OxyContin epidemic, because this scourge goes beyond prescription pills.
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"I still have not seen the passion for this epidemic that I saw in the AIDS epidemic," Gov.
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The violence around New York's late 1980s crack epidemic gave birth to a homicide epidemic in the city.
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What I want to tell our friends, this epidemic, through our efforts, the epidemic is overall under control.
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Crackdown on opioid epidemic McAllister said his sentencing is part of a crackdown on the national opioid epidemic.
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For one, the crack epidemic was associated with more street violence — there were more shootings and murders during the crack epidemic, as the homicide statistics show, than there have been during the opioid epidemic.
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They brought up the initiatives pertaining to combatting the opioid epidemic, curtailing the AIDs epidemic, and advancing kidney health.
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Ending the HIV epidemic among Black communities and the South would effectively end the epidemic as we know it.
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The crack epidemic was particularly acute among black people, while the opioid epidemic has hit white people especially hard.
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"The opioid epidemic is not the first epidemic involving controlled substances, and is unlikely the last one," he said.
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So just as HIV/AIDS lives in the American mind as a horrible epidemic, the current opioid epidemic should too.
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This year marks China's fifth epidemic of avian influenza in humans (H7N9), and unfortunately it's the largest annual epidemic to date.
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"We talk about an HIV epidemic, but what we're really seeing is an epidemic of stigma and discrimination," UNAIDS's Saldanha said.
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Two of them occurred within the space of two years: the Ebola epidemic in 2000 and the Zika epidemic in 220.
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Sun is in charge of the central government's epidemic-control work in the city of Wuhan, where the epidemic broke out.
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"Every opioid epidemic in American history has been followed by a stimulant epidemic," Stanford drug policy expert Keith Humphreys told me.
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Given the current dengue epidemic on the Big Island, and in consideration of the ongoing Zika epidemic elsewhere, that could change quickly.
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The only potentially good news is that the epidemic in Korea may ultimately show a lower CFR than the epidemic in China.
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To get ahead of the next epidemic, a new group has been formed, called CEPI, which stands for Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.
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This already makes the current coronavirus epidemic very much more serious than the 2003 SARS epidemic, when a total 8,000 cases were reported.
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The opioid epidemic: The increases in white incarceration rates are most pronounced in rural areas, known for areas stricken by the opioid epidemic.
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Although the topic involved serious due process concerns for many veterans, it was not an epidemic of serious proportions like the suicide epidemic.
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"If we had responded to the crack cocaine epidemic as we should have, we wouldn't have had the opioid epidemic," Dr. Satcher said.
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In his tenure at the CDC, Frieden presided over many disease outbreaks, including the 2014 Ebola epidemic and the 2015-2016 Zika epidemic.
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The administration has also listed a series of soon-to-come plans to combat the epidemic including giving states the "okay" to shift federal grant funds to target the epidemic and expediting the hiring of professionals to help states target the epidemic.
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In 1996, with the AIDS epidemic raging, the W.H.O. announced that South Africa had the world's worst tuberculosis epidemic: 350 cases per 2015,000 citizens.
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But the opioid epidemic is caused by a medication, and the epidemic of lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan was caused by a heavy metal.
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In 1996, with the AIDS epidemic raging, the W.H.O. announced that South Africa had the world's worst tuberculosis epidemic: 350 cases per 2015,000 citizens.
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"It feels like an epidemic because it is an epidemic," says Leif Dautch, a young prosecutor who is running for district attorney in San Francisco.
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When the HIV/AIDS epidemic began in the 1980s, the Reagan administration's first reaction was chilling: It appeared to treat the epidemic as a joke.
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In another strange parallel, the crack cocaine epidemic—which leveled the black working class—was reproduced in the white working class as the opioid epidemic.
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Together they add up to an epidemic of drug overdoses that is killing people at a faster rate than the H.I.V. epidemic at its peak.
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Ending the Epidemic is a coalition in New York State with the goal of ending the AIDS epidemic in New York by the end of 2020.
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Last year, a global public-private partnership named the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) was formed to accelerate vaccine development for epidemic infectious diseases threats.
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That's more drug overdose deaths than any other period in US history — even more than past heroin epidemics, the crack epidemic, or the recent meth epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic in the US can sometimes seem like a giant game of whack-a-mole for health officials — look away and the epidemic shifts.
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There has been vast media coverage on the obesity epidemic — it truly is an epidemic — and there are a number of credible theories to explain it.
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"It started out as an opioid epidemic, then heroin, but now it's a fentanyl epidemic," Maura Healey, the attorney general of Massachusetts, said in an interview.
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There's a common narrative told about America's current opioid epidemic: It is, unlike many of the drug overdose crises of the past, predominantly a white epidemic.
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The Gates Foundation has helped fund the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), which was founded after the Ebola epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa in 2014.
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The Justice Department and U.S. lawmakers have been working to combat the epidemic, such as limiting painkiller prescriptions and punishing those seen as responsible for the epidemic.
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And we must make changes immediately because this violence will be epidemic and there are reasons that it is so violent, but it is reaching epidemic proportions.
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While the crack cocaine epidemic, for instance, produced a response mostly through the criminal justice system, the opioid epidemic has led mostly to a public health response.
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Those affected by the epidemic are desperately seeking a way out of this epidemic and it is a positive sign that the Administration is sounding the alarm.
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Stonewall and the arrival of the H.I.V. epidemic happened over a decade apart, but what do you think the 50th anniversary of Stonewall means for the epidemic?
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Sweetened beverages are the single largest contributor to the obesity epidemic, scientists say, and that epidemic exacts a big toll, in both health problems and medical costs.
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In a special report, "Inside a Killer Drug Epidemic: A Look at America's Opioid Crisis," The New York Times writes: Opioid addiction is America's 50-state epidemic.
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"The epidemic has entered a more serious and complex period," he said, adding that the rate of the epidemic is accelerating and will continue to do so.
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And all the while, drug crises have continued, with the opioid epidemic now killing more people than any other drug crisis in history, including the crack epidemic.
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Here are five notorious examples: No. 1: The epidemic that 'had no name' It was a bizarre epidemic: Millions of Americans suffered in silence, afraid to tell anyone.
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The North Kivu epidemic—which has killed more than 1,800 people thus far—is the DRC's tenth reported Ebola epidemic since the virus was first observed in 1976.
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"The administration has done very little to combat the opioid epidemic to date," Gary Mendell, founder and chair of Shatterproof, which advocates on the opioid epidemic, told me.
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We have an epidemic of the coronavirus, but we also have an epidemic of fear based around a narrative that is not necessarily keeping up with scientific reality.
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"As the epidemic continues to grow, there are still people wilfully leaving the country, getting infected and then coming back, becoming a loophole in epidemic prevention," he said.
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What's more, the crisis phase of the epidemic would most likely last longer than it will if we maintain the lockdown now and get the epidemic under control.
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And economic segregation is an issue in the US too, so it likely played a role in the public reaction to the opioid epidemic versus the meth epidemic.
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Struggles amid opioid epidemic Rates of bloodborne diseases have risen significantly in areas that have been hardest hit by the opioid epidemic, like Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
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"It started out as an opioid epidemic, then heroin, but now it's a fentanyl epidemic," Maura Healey, the attorney general of Massachusetts, told the New York Times in March.
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The opioid epidemic didn't gain widespread media attention until 2011 and 2012, around when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began referring to the crisis as an epidemic.
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President-elect Trump's new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director must recognize that the pain epidemic should be as much a priority as solving the opioid epidemic.
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Quotable: "We could have a parallel epidemic of authoritarian and repressive measures following close if not on the heels of a health epidemic," a U.N. human rights expert said.
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Senior officials there have called the epidemic the "Wuhan virus," and at least one senator hinted darkly that the epidemic began with the leak of a Chinese biological weapon.
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But the rush to the E.R. in the first place is a symptom of a "silent epidemic," according to an article in The Lancet: an epidemic of health illiteracy.
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The "loneliness epidemic" has been in h The "loneliness epidemic" has been in h Buddhist monk Haemin Sunim's new book is about learning to love yourself in today's world.
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A bubonic plague epidemic (1901) In Cape Town, South Africa, in 1901, an epidemic of bubonic plague forced almost all of the city's black African population into a quarantine camp.
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Anti-epidemic masks as we know them today were invented in China more than a century ago, during the Chinese state's first effort to contain an epidemic by biomedical means.
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This discovery — and the misuse of rival opioid-based drugs — launched what is now a full-out opioid epidemic, Lopez writes: The opioid epidemic can be understood in three waves.
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Demand for products that cover companies whose businesses are disrupted by an epidemic was "muted" prior to the outbreak, said Gunther Kraut, head of epidemic risk solutions at the German company.
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"Uncertainty in the time course of the epidemic, its duration, and the peak of utilization and deaths is large this early in the epidemic," wrote the researchers who created the model.
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Linking the opioid epidemic to that cause, given that the epidemic is now the deadliest drug overdose crisis in US history, was an attempt to give Medicaid cuts a positive argument.
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The difference between an epidemic and a pandemic is that a pandemic reaches a great number of people worldwide, compared with an epidemic, which sickens a large number of people locally.
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The W.H.O. has also been charged with missteps in doing what it should do best: coping with epidemics, including the 2014 Ebola epidemic and last year's yellow fever epidemic in Africa.
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The epidemic has brought a certain amount of impact, but I think the suppressed consumption demand will quickly be released after the epidemic, and the Chinese economy's dynamism will rebound strongly.
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"The administration has done very little to combat the opioid epidemic to date," Gary Mendell, founder and chair of Shatterproof, an advocacy group focused on the opioid epidemic, previously told me.
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Why it matters: The epidemic remains lethal — and profitable.
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Epidemic — A disease that's spreading over a wide area.
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Credit... HERAT, Afghanistan — Afghanistan has already imported its epidemic.
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" Another is suppression, "which aims to reverse epidemic growth.
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" Read the cover story, "Children of the Opioid Epidemic.
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" - Kaity, 226 "Unknowingly being 'muffin top epidemic' b-roll.
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Having worked on the epidemic in Cambodia for five years and now working on the epidemic across the region, she believes the national TB program cannot handle control efforts on its own.
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President Trump promised to combat the epidemic during the 2016 presidential campaign, though the Senate GOP bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare could cut Medicaid and exacerbate the national opioid abuse epidemic.
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Given that Epidemic Sound shares an investor with Spotify, it's extremely possible that Spotify may putting so many Epidemic-affiliated artists on its playlists because they're getting a sweetheart deal on royalties.
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What they're saying: Certain areas and industries are feeling the effect of the opioid epidemic more than others, even though the epidemic has affected families across the country either directly or indirectly.
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And yes, it's a bit confusing: "While a pandemic may be characterized as a type of epidemic, you would not say that an epidemic is a type of pandemic," Merriam-Webster explains.
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The stark difference in societal attitudes about the crack epidemic and the opioid epidemic is, in my opinion, driven by pure racism that is a stain on our institutions and the nation.
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"The United States has never seen an epidemic of substance use arise as quickly as our current epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes," HHS Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement.
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But the United States experienced one from 2015 to 2017 as the opioid epidemic took its toll, worrying demographers who had not seen an outright decline since 1993, during the AIDS epidemic.
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The bill — the Comprehensive Addiction Resources Emergency Act (CARE Act) — would direct $100 billion to the opioid epidemic over ten years, including funding for local jurisdictions that the epidemic has hit hardest.
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Were it not for a highly effective vaccine, the DRC epidemic could easily have been as severe as in West Africa, and we can't let this DRC epidemic slip out of control.
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After a Senate hearing these lawmakers released a report reiterating claims that "growing evidence" of fraud in the Medicaid program has worsened the epidemic and asserted that Medicaid caused the opioid epidemic.
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Unlike the heroin epidemic of the 1960s and 1970s and the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s, the current epidemic isn't a problem left to mostly urban, low-income, and black areas; the places reporting the biggest struggles with opioids — particularly in West Virginia and New Hampshire — tend to be rural and suburban, white, and middle class.
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After the Ebola epidemic of 2014, Congress funded a system of 10 regional "special pathogen" infectious diseases treatment centers in the US, a vast improvement from the three we had before the epidemic.
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ECONOMIC IMPACT In any respiratory epidemic, the biggest impact on the economy and oil consumption comes from the containment measures, such as quarantine and social distancing, taken to bring the epidemic under control.
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" E-CIG 'EPIDEMIC' Gottlieb's campaign against flavored e-cigarettes followed preliminary federal data showing teenage use had surged by more than 75 percent since last year, which the FDA described as an "epidemic.
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"During our recent efforts to prevent an African swine fever epidemic, China's government has never followed the relevant agreements and provided Taiwan with accurate, real-time reports about the epidemic situation," she said.
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The meeting focused on "enforcing top-class anti-epidemic measures to contain the viral epidemic spreading rapidly across the world," although the North itself has not reported any cases of the new coronavirus.
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As we face new epidemic threats, no matter what their origin, we can rely on one constant: Each will ultimately be explained by the interaction of the three points of the epidemic triangle.
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Despite the wide disparity in the figures, this new epidemic seems poised to eclipse the scale of the 2003 SARS epidemic, and is already well outside of the reach of simple control measures.
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The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), which was set up after Ebola to figure out novel ways to develop countermeasures for epidemic disease threats for which there's currently no vaccine or therapeutic.
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" Trump shared some of his ideas for combating the epidemic this month during a meeting to discuss the opioid epidemic, talking about the "drug dealers and drug pushers" who are "really doing damage.
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"People who are storytellers and are telling stories that depict guns should also take responsibility for helping with the gun violence epidemic and helping solving the gun violence epidemic in America," Price said.
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Here's my wish list for addressing the opioid epidemic in 2018: First, Congress must immediately fund CHIP, and the president should mobilize additional funding for the opioid epidemic by declaring a national emergency.
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Multiple media outlets, including Vox, have reported the terrifying statistics: The opioid epidemic has led to the deadliest drug crisis in US history — deadlier than the crack epidemic of the 1980s and 20153s.
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This is the biggest public health epidemic of a generation.
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Prevention and control of epidemic dengue has become increasingly problematic.
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Africa is struggling with an epidemic of illegal ivory poaching.
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"It looks like a perfect epidemic curve," Dr. Turchi said.
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Despite years of progress, domestic violence remains a silent epidemic.
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Simply put, we know how to stop the opioid epidemic.
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Cyberbullying is a growing epidemic (I've experienced my fair share).
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More than 11,300 people died in the West Africa epidemic.
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The epidemic has already killed 7003,390 people in eastern Congo.
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The American epidemic of gun violence is terrifying for everyone.
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Tax scams aimed at consumers are now a national epidemic.
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It certainly is an alternative to an epidemic of opioids.
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"I use the word epidemic with great care," he wrote.
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The implication was clear, this problem is becoming an epidemic.
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I think there was a Dave epidemic at one point.
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The first epidemic was reported in 1648, according to JAMA.
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As America's opioid epidemic continues, the approach is increasingly necessary.
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He sought to tie recreational marijuana with the opioid epidemic.
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Heroin The opioid epidemic is getting worse -- especially with heroin.
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The opioid epidemic has devastated communities across the United States.
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However, technology alone cannot stave off the fake news epidemic.
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After UFC 190 a local delusion became a worldwide epidemic.
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The leading deterrent to today's growing suicide epidemic is dialogue.
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And right there, friends, is where the obesity epidemic began.
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We launched a bold campaign to end the AIDS epidemic.
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Our terrible drug epidemic will slow down and ultimately, stop.
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And it took place during a very different opioid epidemic.
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I'm disturbed by an epidemic of nicotine use among teenagers.
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Instead, the epidemic is being driven by its ready availability.
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The term epidemic is reserved for a more localized spread.
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No other country has a similar epidemic of school shootings.
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Mexico has been spared the opioid epidemic sweeping the States.
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Inmate suicides are an epidemic corrections officials won't talk about.
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South Africa is in the throes of a poaching epidemic.
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Suffering from the drug epidemic isn't what sets Ithaca apart.
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The epidemic of gun violence in this country is complex.
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Now that the addicted isn't primarily us, it's an epidemic.
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Our terrible drug epidemic will slow down and, ultimately, stop.
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The latest business casualty of the epidemic in China: Esports.
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Responses to the epidemic are wildly different across the country.
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Can the swamp adequately address an epidemic wrapped in despair?
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A loose definition of 'humor' seem to be an epidemic.
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This latest drug epidemic is not solely about illegal drugs.
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Sammarco agreed that treatment is key to ending the epidemic.
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It was devastated by the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s.
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Since then she has become an expert on epidemic control.
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Such policies stem from the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s.
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IUDs could be a tool to combat this impending epidemic.
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Empty store shelves during Mexico's swine flu epidemic in 20133.
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The epidemic is, in short, concentrated in Donald Trump's America.
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One big issue in his district is the opioid epidemic.
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"As the epidemic unfolded, it began to bring people together."
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This epidemic is multifaceted, and so must be the response.
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There is no single solution to stopping America's opioid epidemic.
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"I use the word epidemic with great care," Gottlieb wrote.
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We are worried about the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic.
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Today's epic Terraform is about a catastrophic epidemic of invisibility.
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"When they line up, you get an epidemic," he said.
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"We would be seeing a greater heroin epidemic," he says.
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The American opioid epidemic claimed 42,300 lives in 2016 alone.
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The epidemic helped lead to a process of reform, eventually
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In June, the governor's office announced the epidemic was over.
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Maryland is one such state facing a serious opioid epidemic.
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As a result, YouTube creator burnout has become an epidemic.
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The opioid and heroin epidemic has hit Kentucky especially hard.
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Opioid overdoses have reached epidemic levels, according to the CDC.
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Vermont has an opioid epidemic and relatively lax gun laws.
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I had to do something about the U.S. gun epidemic.
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Right now there is a growing epidemic devastating a nation.
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But Li noted that the opioid epidemic is much different.
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He said efforts to fight the epidemic were grossly underfunded.
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The latest drug epidemic is not solely about illegal drugs.
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The opioid epidemic ravaging communities today may yet be vanquished.
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The opioid crisis is the deadliest epidemic in U.S. history.
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The Center for Disease Control has called it an epidemic.
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Otherwise, this is just the beginning of a dire epidemic.
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The problem is systemic and is reaching almost epidemic proportions.
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The prevalence of texting while driving has reached epidemic proportions.
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"This was an epidemic of bogus accounts," Professor Coffee said.
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Is it any surprise that we've got this heroin epidemic?
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The result has been epidemic levels of burnout among clinicians.
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Many moms must also deal with a frightening opioid epidemic.
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Do you still doubt we're dealing with an epidemic here?
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To explain her obvious absence, writers introduced... the opioid epidemic?
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We struck a bipartisan blow against the mass incarceration epidemic.
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President Obama has made countering the epidemic a top priority.
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The United States cannot end the human trafficking epidemic alone.
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Not even epidemic nostalgia for the '60s could save it.
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A recent cholera epidemic has been blamed on such shortages.
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Cities and counties have been fighting this epidemic for years.
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Juul is widely blamed for fueling a teen vaping epidemic.
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Emergency nurses are on the front lines of the epidemic.
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"We will not solve this epidemic overnight," the president added.
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Any mystery why there's a heroin epidemic plaguing our country?
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There are some obvious differences between Colombia's epidemic and Brazil's.
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"He called guns the epidemic of our time," Kim said.
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Those probes have come amid a national opioid abuse epidemic.
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Prosecutors brought the case amid a national opioid addiction epidemic.
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Advocates call dysphagia an invisible disorder and a silent epidemic.
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But understanding the epidemic is an ongoing and dynamic process.
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New England has been a cradle of the heroin epidemic.
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More on how tech is combating the opioid epidemic here.
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This has been a quiet epidemic for far too long.
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At the same time, we're fighting an epidemic of microdosing.
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Heidi Heitkamp introduced Savanna's Act to address this horrific epidemic.
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We can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic.
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Being duped by conspicuous consumption: Fashion is a contrived epidemic.
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Reagan notoriously ignored the virus until it reached epidemic proportions.
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In 2016, the opioid epidemic killed a record 33,333 people.
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Why do we think this would help the opioid epidemic?
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But I think it is epidemic in the Arab world.
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"We know that the epidemic has been whitewashed," Zibbell said.
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The opioid epidemic in the United States didn't just begin.
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Trump asked the participants for their solutions to the epidemic.
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This is a higher order of magnitude than an epidemic.
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Without them, it would be impossible to contain this epidemic.
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The AIDS epidemic forever changed us, as did September 11th.
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We already have a patchwork of responses to the epidemic.
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The AIDS epidemic arrived in the United States in 1981.
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The tragedy of the opioid epidemic offers such an opportunity.
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That response should be replicated now for the opiate epidemic.
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The AIDS epidemic has killed about 32 million people worldwide.
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His was the first case in the camp's polio epidemic.
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The outbreak is now the second largest Ebola epidemic ever.
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"I would term it a widespread epidemic," Mr. Grizzle said.
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They believe that the opioid epidemic partly fueled this increase.
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Can anything stop this epidemic of going all the way?
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An epidemic of gun violence overwhelmed our low income neighborhoods.
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The timeline shows legalization couldn't have caused the heroin epidemic.
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If anything, Trump's proposal could make the opioid epidemic worse.
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"When you have an epidemic, it's very cool," she added.
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We need to put faces and names to this epidemic.
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He certainly sees the opioid epidemic as a media opportunity.
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Tell me about the movement's connection to the AIDS epidemic.
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But we can't look at the drug epidemic that way.
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But the reality of the epidemic may be grimmer still.
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I was there during the crack epidemic in the '90s.
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Ms. Macy is a journalist who covers the opioid epidemic.
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In fact, politics infected America's first epidemic and cost lives.
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We call this proposal the Epidemic Market Solution or EMS.
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Those extreme measures still will not end the epidemic completely.
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The epidemic also put many of them out of work.
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"Beijing is playing geopolitics with the epidemic," Ms. Shirk wrote.
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Xi Jinping's handling of the epidemic is reviving political dissent.
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In South Dakota, the attorney general has proclaimed an epidemic.
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I don't see it as any different to an epidemic.
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The dawning of his sexuality coincided with the AIDS epidemic.
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Read about the latest developments in the coronavirus epidemic here.
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The financial fallout from the latest epidemic will be severe.
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Each state seems to be handling the coronavirus epidemic differently.
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But it doesn't even do anything to impact the epidemic.
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A study published in 2013 warned of a burgeoning epidemic.
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It's a key indicator of the severity of an epidemic.
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The outbreak has already been declared an epidemic in China.
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The good news, however, was that there was no epidemic.
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His earliest public comment on the epidemic came on Jan.
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We also answer 26 questions about the nation's opioid epidemic.
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The distribution helped stop the epidemic, according to the Times.
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" (June 28, 2017); "Is the Opioid Epidemic a Tech Problem?
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In the 1990s it stemmed an incipient epidemic of HIV.
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Our son is part of an epidemic of youth suicide.
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The epidemic now threatens to change some of that thinking.
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Gostin worries that the epidemic is already out of control.
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Gaining control over the opioid epidemic is a daunting challenge.
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The opioid epidemic has countless names used to define it.
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"I use the word epidemic with great care," Gottlieb said.
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Underage vaping has reached what health officials call epidemic levels.
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But with the AIDS epidemic, syphilis surged, peaking around 1990.
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"A coronavirus epidemic has started in the country," she said.
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Mr. Xi's first acknowledgment of the epidemic came on Jan.
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That SARS experience has prepared us for the current epidemic.
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But it doesn't mean victory over the opioid epidemic yet.
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Until this week, the epidemic appeared largely confined to Asia.
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At night, he tries not to think about the epidemic.
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The epidemic is disrupting life and business across the globe.
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Baseball players wear masks during the Spanish flu epidemic, 1918.
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The economic fallout from the coronavirus epidemic continued to spread.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly vowed to end the opioid epidemic.
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She described the violence in the county as an epidemic.
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There is no epidemic of terrorist mechanics infiltrating the airlines.
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To them, illegal immigration was an epidemic of preventable deaths.
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Including those who ended up in Wuhan during the epidemic.
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As the epidemic unfolded, other infected twins came to light.
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Prompt judicial review has always been important during epidemic scares.
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The opioid epidemic killed more than 33,000 people in 2015.
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MYTH: Kids need to diet to curb the obesity epidemic.
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The cost of ignoring this epidemic is simply too high.
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Our terrible drug epidemic will slow down and ultimately stop.
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And this region is not ready for an overdose epidemic.
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Over 2628,28503 Americans die every year in the opioid epidemic.
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I'm just very passionate about this single use plastic epidemic.
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Kempe reported on what he characterized as an invisible epidemic.
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Nadler, for having our backs on this deadly epidemic. Rep.
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More than 200,000 people have died in the U.S. epidemic.
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States and local governments have been devastated by this epidemic.
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Fighting an epidemic on this scale is, obviously, incredibly important.
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Congress must take meaningful action to address this national epidemic.
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" "We can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic.
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It's high time lawmakers focused on our nation's breach epidemic.
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Officials consider the problem an epidemic in all but name.
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"Russia is absolutely not ready for the epidemic," Vasilyeva said.
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We learned about the lingering toll of this frightening epidemic.
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This kind of pain is an epidemic in our society.
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How do you explain the start of the opioid epidemic?
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" In 1989, Spy published an article titled "The Irony Epidemic.
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Who do you think is responsible for the opioid epidemic?
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Just 210 days later, a cholera epidemic gripped the city.
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Within two months, that epidemic had spread throughout the country.
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Just 10 days later, a cholera epidemic gripped the city.
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Ronald Reagan, Trump's hero, mostly ignored the raging AIDS epidemic.
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For more on Trump's opioid epidemic plan, read Vox's explainer.
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El Niño could be even more destructive than an epidemic.
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This research falls under the shadow of the opioid epidemic.
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The WHO has warned the epidemic poses a global threat.
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That epidemic spread mainly through Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
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For one, there's his commission to study the opioid epidemic.
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Yet, by 2000, the heroin epidemic had reached its zenith.
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President Trump has said that the opioid epidemic is a top priority for his administration and established a commission, headed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to look at how to combat the epidemic.
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Mr. Sessions, there is an added urgency, as we are in the middle of a deadly opioid epidemic that has been described as the worst self-inflicted epidemic in the history of our country.
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"People get interested around the time of a SARS epidemic or an H1N1 flu epidemic, and then they forget," said Dr. Lynn Goldman, dean of George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health.
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In the case of the migrant caravan, the use of epidemic language was wildly successful in helping the Trump administration gain support for its anti-immigration goals, despite the absence of an actual epidemic.
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Just as we finally came together to bring the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the US under control, we are now slowly making a paradigm shift in our societal commitment to fight the opioid epidemic.
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While physicians and politicians of the late 19th century made significant progress in arresting the worst features of the opiate epidemic, they tended to overreact when it came to the context of the epidemic.
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Elijah Cummings (D-MD) proposed treating the opioid crisis like the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and enacting a program similar to the Ryan White program, which was passed in response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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The hope is to not just hold Purdue and others allegedly involved in the opioid epidemic accountable for the crisis, but also force them to pay for addiction treatment that could help combat the epidemic.
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"It's really not 'the opioid overdose epidemic' but the 'opioid and ...' overdose epidemic," said Dr. Chinazo O. Cunningham, an internist and a professor of family and social medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
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That includes traditional "tough on crime" laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses that remain on the books after the heroin epidemic of the 1960s and '70s and the crack epidemic of the '80s.
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As a result, a lot of people have died: In terms of overdoses, the opioid epidemic is deadlier than any other drug crisis in US history — more than crack, meth, and any other heroin epidemic.
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Ultimately, this commission is going to come out and say one of two things: Either there is a widespread voter fraud epidemic sweeping the nation, or there is potential for a widespread voter fraud epidemic.
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Under the U.S. government's PEPFAR Strategy for Accelerating HIV/AIDS Epidemic Control (85033-2020), we have a roadmap to reach epidemic control and reduce future costs in the more than 50 countries where PEPFAR works.
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Reflecting the complexity of the opioid epidemic, it would enhance monitoring of infections associated with the opioid epidemic by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to better respond to opioid-use disorder related infections.
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"Right now, the epidemic is accelerating its spread overseas, and preventing overseas infected cases from being imported (back to China) has become the priority among priorities in our epidemic prevention and control work," Pan said.
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Y.) introduced the Providing Resources to End the Vaping Epidemic Now for Teenagers (Prevent) Act in the House to help combat a youth vaping trend that has been dubbed an epidemic by federal health officials.
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Michael Mina, an epidemiologist at the Harvard School of Public Health, offers the 2015-2016 Zika virus epidemic in Puerto Rico and South America as an example of an epidemic that essentially burned itself out.
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"We are about three months into the epidemic season," Jašarević said.
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Loneliness is epidemic, and in the coming years it could explode.
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Until that dynamic flips, Kolodny argues, the opioid epidemic will continue.
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Where the candidates have disagreed, however, is over the opioid epidemic.
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All those people remaining healthy means the epidemic is under control.
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The prescription painkiller epidemic is really a story of two epidemics.
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Locals say the area also is dealing with a drug epidemic.
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"The fentanyl epidemic doesn't end at the prison gate," Smith said.
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I'm sure it's happened before, but it isn't exactly an epidemic.
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Suicide, alcoholism and the opioid epidemic are all partly to blame.
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Out of sight, another epidemic is silently raging: myopia, or nearsightedness.
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Speaking on the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic in Maine, Gov.
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In southern Africa, the epidemic remains the biggest killer of adolescents.
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"The national epidemic situation clearly shows a downwards trend," it said.
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Remember during the Bush administration, the supposed epidemic of church burnings?
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The opioid epidemic is ripping through America like a fire untamed.
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They aren't facing a drug epidemic and don't worry about crime.
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The case has been brought amid a national opioid addiction epidemic.
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The drug epidemic is also a key issue for her daughter.
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Today's millennials don't live in the shadow of the AIDS epidemic.
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But instead, let's ask ourselves Why haven't we beaten this epidemic?
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The issue has been exacerbated by the country's ongoing opioid epidemic.
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Writing Heroine, which is about the opioid epidemic, was no different.
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Trump and Christie discussed the nation's opioid epidemic during the lunch.
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Two women wearing flu masks during the flu epidemic, dated 1929.
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"We wanted to put a face to this epidemic," she said.
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Short of a catastrophic epidemic, however, his vision will remain elusive.
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All of this creates big problems for addressing America's opioid epidemic.
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Melania Trump is listening and learning about the nation's opioid epidemic.
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"As this epidemic grows, that's not likely to scale," she said.
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"The epidemic overall is under control," Wang said in the interview.
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By the numbers: Since the beginning of the epidemic on Aug.
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In context, America is facing a health epidemic of biblical proportions.
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The epidemic has infected thousands of people in China, killing 361.
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For more on solutions to the opioid epidemic, read Vox's explainer.
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The United States is battling the biggest heroin epidemic in decades.
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Another 42,000 died from opioid overdoses, victims of America's drug epidemic.
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"We must fight against this national epidemic, too many innocent victims."
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It's a growing effort to address the nation's burgeoning opioid epidemic.
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There's talk of a mental illness epidemic, especially among young people.
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The epidemic will die down when most prospective hosts are immune.
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Only after the epidemic had peaked did the world pay heed.
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If this epidemic is contained, the world should learn the lesson.
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It was an epidemic that predated the birth of Florida Sen.
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Johnson's claim also conflicts with the chronology of the opioid epidemic.
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It could also help fight the opioid epidemic, the report says.
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The 24s saw the emergence of a bona fide heroin epidemic.
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Sexual violence in a global epidemic, affecting 1.3 billion people worldwide.
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The opioid epidemic has hit communities hard, and Missouri state Rep.
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Opioids are fueling the deadliest drug overdose epidemic in U.S. history.
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Such institutions are an essential tool in fighting the opioid epidemic.
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We must fight against this national epidemic, too many innocent victims.
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For the opioid epidemic, the study presents good and bad news.
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And the U.S. is now suffering an epidemic of opioid addiction.
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We are in the midst of an epidemic that was preventable.
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South Africa also has the largest HIV epidemic in the world.
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The real causes of the epidemic are overfishing and climate change.
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A small cottage industry has developed to address the obesity epidemic.
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Its solution to our opioid epidemic has been incarceration, not rehabilitation.
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The fake news epidemic in the US is a great example.
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To stop an epidemic, they have to think like medical professionals.
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China is battling a fast-spreading epidemic of African swine fever.
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The last epidemic began in August 2014 in the Boende region.
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Wage theft is epidemic and it hits Latino workers the hardest.
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We have also committed to ending the AIDS epidemic by 28503.
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These numbers show we are in the midst of an epidemic.
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Lederman shared Evans' apprehension about the potential for a smallpox epidemic.
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We're living in what you might call an epidemic of loneliness.
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Part 3 #ripsketchy #ripjacob #riplittlebuddy The opioid epidemic does not discriminate.
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In the 1990s, Rama was reinvigorated by the "mad cow" epidemic.
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A city with a gang violence epidemic that seems never ending?
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America's opioid misuse epidemic knows no geographical, partisan, or ideological boundaries.
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Haiti has had an ongoing cholera epidemic for six years now.
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Gun violence is an epidemic in this country that must end.
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The series of murders began in 1985 during the crack epidemic.
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It's an epidemic, but we lack public consensus on acceptable treatment.
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Timbs's personal story is a familiar one amid America's opioid epidemic.
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Intimate partner violence is an epidemic that impacts all of us.
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At the height of the opioid epidemic, inexplicably, [suspensions] slowed down.
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"The Food and Drug Administration has called teen vaping an "epidemic.
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The H.I.V. epidemic has become progressively younger while remaining persistently female.
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But Punjab is suffering from a hidden epidemic of drug abuse.
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And so it is with America's idiosyncratic epidemic of gun violence.
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It is, many reckon, worse than the SARS epidemic in 2003.
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Now, we must apply those lessons to the epidemic at hand.
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Congress just passed a new bill to address this suicide epidemic.
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Storr locates a patient zero in the spread of this epidemic.
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Both intentional, and accidental, gun-related deaths have reached epidemic proportions.
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Juul is largely blamed for fueling an epidemic of teen vaping.
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She recalled watching TV coverage of the Ebola epidemic in Liberia.
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Unless and until we do that, this epidemic will not end.
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The perfect conditions, in other words, for an epidemic of manologues.
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Which has now become an epidemic in the search of patriotism.
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And a series on the AIDS epidemic is at Dancespace Project.
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The blue lights are a way to fight the opioid epidemic.
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I think there's been an epidemic of cowardice in the GOP.
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There were 51,414 deaths that year, the peak of the epidemic.
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The nation is in the midst of a staggering opioid epidemic.
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She's been on the forefront of combatting the city's opioid epidemic.
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It is Congo's 10th epidemic since 1976, and second this year.
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The epidemic of obesity is rising in children and rising fast.
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Cities and counties have been fighting the opioid epidemic for years.
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The gun violence epidemic in this country is out of control.
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Uterine cancer is growing as a result of the obesity epidemic.
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President Trump last week called the opioid epidemic a national emergency.
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The opioid epidemic in the U.S. could also bring new infections.
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This is the AIDS epidemic of our generation, but even worse.
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Mass shootings are only a fraction of our gun violence epidemic.
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Thankfully, our nation is collectively raising awareness about the opioid epidemic.
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"This epidemic is a national health emergency," Trump said in October.
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That's a first step to addressing our serious gun violence epidemic.
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The corporate hidden-hand is also present in the opioid epidemic.
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The Obama Administration requested $1.9 billion to fight this bubbling epidemic.
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But no one has taken effective action to curb the epidemic.
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What do you plan to do to address this serious epidemic?
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Trump has been criticized for his response to the opioid epidemic.
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Trump, meanwhile, has taken no significant action on the opioid epidemic.
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Then, gay and bisexual men were overwhelmingly tied to the epidemic.
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It's all reminiscent of the tree lizard epidemic in the Simpsons.
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Congress has yet to provide emergency funding to fight the epidemic.
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Fentanyl is one of the deadliest contributors to the Opioid epidemic.
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Recently, however, the opioid epidemic began to shift toward illicit drugs.
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Rosenfeld argued that the opioid epidemic can help explain the increase.
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I think that's the best way to approach a drug epidemic.
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They contribute to the epidemic of gun violence across our country.
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It did not call for new money to address the epidemic.
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Both referred to friends they lost early on in the epidemic.
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We're also active in developing initiatives to battle the opioid epidemic.
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But he has not allocated additional resources to fight the epidemic.
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"It's epidemic," said York, whose clients now include 10 local centers.
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Hopefully, the epidemic will not be severe and will soon pass.
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From the start of the epidemic, obfuscation has eroded government credibility.
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From the start of the epidemic, obfuscation has eroded government credibility.
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I have been a professional epidemic watcher for nearly 30 years.
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Widespread media coverage has been an essential aspect of any epidemic.
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Lasana Bridges is on the front lines of the coronavirus epidemic.
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The Trump administration's treatment of immigrants could make the epidemic worse.
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This epidemic made me sense deeply the split within my family.
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These maps show how the epidemic of drug overdoses has spread.
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It might be U.S. army who brought the epidemic to Wuhan.
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The coronavirus epidemic has killed 3,245 people on the China mainland.
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Cities closed pools, beaches and movie theaters to stem the epidemic.
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Modern history records no instances of an epidemic toppling a government.
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Jay Newton-Small: The epidemic seniors in America were facing already.
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The movie reminds us that the opioid epidemic impacts every class.
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Again, it's not that medical marijuana couldn't help address the epidemic.
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Gottlieb labeled teen vaping an "epidemic" almost exactly a year ago.
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Another fighter just joined the legal war over the opioid epidemic.
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Then, seemingly overnight, the epidemic evaporated and public attention moved on.
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So why didn't the opioid epidemic come up at the debates?
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This latest drug epidemic, however, is not solely about illegal drugs.
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Opioid painkiller overdoses steadily increased, reaching epidemic levels by the 2010s.
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The promotion of the drug helped set off the opioid epidemic.
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But the expanding opioid epidemic shows why it might be necessary.
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It obscures the actual struggles we face in combating this epidemic.
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That plan backfired last year, when teen vaping reached epidemic proportions.
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Financial pressures may be shaping local officials' response to the epidemic.
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Property crimes have continued to fall despite the current opioid epidemic.
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The heroin epidemic is unlike any addiction boom I've ever seen.
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The US' epidemic curve started off looking similar to South Korea's.
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As anxiety mounted about the coronavirus epidemic, many canceled their trips.
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We cannot end our nation's homelessness epidemic without addressing these issues.
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First, there is nothing the Fed can do about the epidemic.
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The country's epidemic detection and reporting systems were also above average.
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How much of your time is spent addressing the opioid epidemic?
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And yet the epidemic does have important implications for monetary policy.
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Our epidemic is likely to be national in scope. pic.twitter.com/jfN6YYRT07
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China earmarked 211.7 billion yuan ($10.33 billion) to fight the epidemic.
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Our epidemic is likely to be national in scope, end quote.
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Europe and the US are now the focus of the epidemic.
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Still, more needs to be done to address the health epidemic.
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But it also includes $240 billion for combating the opioid epidemic.
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This latest drug epidemic, however, is not mainly about illegal drugs.
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That doesn't mean it's the answer to the obesity epidemic, however.
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But it's more likely that the epidemic is simply a myth.
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He cited the coronavirus epidemic as the reason for his decision.
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Ran Balicer, a member of the Health Ministry's epidemic management team.
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The epidemic, the researchers warned, could be "devastating" for the Warao.
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When would an epidemic be bad enough to warrant Draconian measures?
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Until Wednesday, the coronavirus outbreak had been classified as an epidemic.
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This is a lesson my generation learned during the AIDS epidemic.
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Bourne died marginalized and bitter during the flu epidemic of 1918.
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The 2003 SARS epidemic cost $20153 billion in only four months.
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The project is called CEPI — the Center for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations.
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The vaccine proved 100 percent effective, and finally ended that epidemic.
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Crime surged, and a crack cocaine epidemic swept across the city.
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Another ban was quickly enacted, and a second epidemic was averted.
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He pledged more pro-growth policies to help overcome the epidemic.
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The epidemic has already provoked waves of fear, anguish and anger.
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The term, with its emotional resonance, had exploded into an epidemic.
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There are signs that the epidemic could do meaningful economic damage.
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The virus had become an epidemic on an increasingly global scale.
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I think it's going to be true of the heroin epidemic.
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They're beginning with the epidemic Wittels Wachs knows best, opioid addiction.
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Dr. Tom Frieden discusses the latest in the developing Coronavirus epidemic.
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To learn more about this PSA, you can visit The Epidemic.
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Juul has been largely blamed for creating a teen vaping epidemic.
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What does the article state about the causes of this epidemic?
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Porter also spoke out about growing up during the AIDS epidemic.
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That makes this current wave unlikely to result in an epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic has hit our country in a major way.
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"What is very high, however, is the epidemic of mental health."
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"With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic," Trump said.
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The epidemic has also affected operations of Japanese companies inside China.
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But mild symptoms could also make the epidemic harder to contain.
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A patient wears a mask during the Spanish flu epidemic, 1919.
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Domestic violence has been called a "silent epidemic" in American churches.
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Recent surveys indicate that loneliness is reaching epidemic proportions among Americans.
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While the epidemic is slowing, it has been hard to contain.
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The mass shooting epidemic we have in this country is terrible.
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The newly-identified coronavirus epidemic has killed 170 people in China.
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For trans women of color in particular, violence is an epidemic.
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My gratitude for shining a light on what is an epidemic.
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If every infected American took them, our epidemic would be over.
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I've lived through the epidemic; I've seen all my friends die.
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The opioid epidemic only accounts for a fraction of the problem.
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Unlike AIDS or cancer, America's opioid epidemic is entirely self-inflicted.
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Kermit is one of the epicenters of the opioid addiction epidemic.
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On the first part, currently we have an epidemic in China.
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EDT: The House is in, working on the opioid epidemic bill.
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In 2011, the year before the epidemic, there was only one.
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The epidemic has also gripped the state's youth in other ways.
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The epidemic will cost tens of billions, not millions, to fix.
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Needle exchange saved New York City from a generalized H.I.V. epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic has cost an estimated $1 trillion since 2001.
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Newspapers and cable talk shows report almost daily on the epidemic.
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Northern New England is a bellwether region for the opioid epidemic.
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Fighting this epidemic will take solutions from a variety of angles.
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Last year, the US surgeon general declared youth vaping an epidemic.
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"I'm calling it a fourth wave in the epidemic," said Ciccarone.
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The opioid addiction epidemic, in contrast, has mostly affected white communities.
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The opioid epidemic has hit West Virginia and Ohio particularly hard.
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The ministry said the deaths did not amount to an epidemic.
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Trans women of color face an epidemic of hate-motivated homicides.
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Fighting marijuana during an opioid epidemic is more black than white.
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And it may well amount to an epidemic, according to Finder.com.
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So why hasn't the opioid epidemic come up at the debates?
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And so the opioid epidemic hasn't gotten the attention it deserves.
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That was long before the childhood obesity epidemic became big news.
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"Autism has become an epidemic," Mr. Trump said in the debate.
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The same applies to other policy interventions for the opioid epidemic.
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"We cannot say that it definitively caused the epidemic," Bos said.
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The aggressive promotion of the drug helped ignite the opioid epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic is currently ravaging a course throughout the country.
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The opioid epidemic is the deadliest drug crisis in American history.
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Go deeper... NYT: The Mysterious Vaping Illness That's 'Becoming an Epidemic'
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Like an epidemic, it must be treated comprehensively, addressing root causes.
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He is leading the congressional investigation into the youth vaping epidemic.
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With the epidemic, the price has soared to $600 or more.
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How the region became home to an epidemic of obstetric violence.
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As policymakers stand idly by, alcohol consumption has reached epidemic proportions.
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The pharmaceutical titans also contributed to the US's crushing opioid epidemic.
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President Donald Trump wants to do something about the opioid epidemic.
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They helped create the nationwide opioid epidemic we're dealing with today.
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The WHO was criticized for bungling its response to that epidemic.
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One catch is that the opioid epidemic has shifted over time.
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With this in mind, let's go back to the opioid epidemic.
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After all, the epidemic began with doctors prescribing too many drugs.
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How did the government and the public react to this epidemic?
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New York State then announced members of the Ending the Epidemic Task Force to support this plan, and these organizations and individuals released a comprehensive blueprint to support and implement a plan to end this epidemic.
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I don't think single-sex education has been thriving in recent years, but there would be more of a movement to single-sex education if in fact this epidemic were as epidemic as that statistic suggests.
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LONDON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Global health teams battling the world's second largest Ebola epidemic in Democratic Republic of Congo fear an election dispute may deepen public mistrust and allow the epidemic to run out of control.
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This story has played out across the country, as powerful synthetic opioids like fentanyl have entered the illicit drug supply chain, turning the opioid epidemic into what could just as easily be deemed an overdose epidemic.
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"The United States has never seen an epidemic of substance use arise as quickly as our current epidemic of youth use of e-cigarettes," Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement Thursday.
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When NCPA met with the Health and Human Services Secretary to discuss the opioid epidemic, we shared examples of several independent community pharmacists using a number of these tools to battle the epidemic in their communities.
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Since the officials suppressed information about the epidemic while cracking down on anyone who tried to report the facts or go to Beijing to file petitions, the epidemic wasn't contained in time but kept getting worse.
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A cholera epidemic caused by U.S.-backed war is ravaging Yemen A cholera epidemic caused by U.S.-backed war is ravaging Yemen On April 2000, the sewer system in Yemen's capital city of Sana'a stopped working.
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In recent decades, each drug epidemic has seemingly arrived as a separate wave with its own peculiarities, from the crack epidemic of the late 1980s to the rapid infiltration of fentanyl into the illicit drug market today.
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The hope is to not just hold Purdue, the Sacklers, and others allegedly involved in the opioid epidemic accountable for the crisis but also force them to pay for addiction treatment that could help combat the epidemic.
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STEVEN A. KING Philadelphia To the Editor: Re "The Epidemic We Failed to Foresee" (Op-Ed, May 7): By now we all know about the opioid addiction epidemic that is shattering millions of families across our country.
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The hope is to not just hold Johnson & Johnson, Purdue, and others allegedly involved in the opioid epidemic accountable for the crisis, but also force them to pay for addiction treatment that could help combat the epidemic.
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Race has worked the opposite way in our current epidemic — indeed, the perception of our opioid crisis as an epidemic, rather than a racial pathology, owes much to the fact that white Americans have been hard hit.
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The failure to advise women to postpone pregnancy, if they could, until the epidemic passed "was the single greatest travesty of the epidemic," said Amir Attaran, a professor of law and medicine at the University of Ottawa.
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By the time the epidemic was declared over in 2016, it had spread to seven more countries, often through air travel, and took the lives of more than 11,000 people — making it the largest epidemic in history.
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Pollak wouldn't be surprised if there were a few cases of psychosis associated with the new coronavirus—it happened during the SARS epidemic in Hong Kong: Hallucinations, mania, and depression were also observed after the SARS epidemic.
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These numbers are a sobering reminder that the drug epidemic is worsening.
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We must fight against this national epidemic, too many innocent victims. pic.twitter.
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"The one we missed totally was the New York epidemic," Hotez said.
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We have an epidemic of endemic sexual harassment of women in tech.
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And without proper documentation, the epidemic is likely worse than anyone thought.
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U.S. and state authorities are grappling with a national opioid addiction epidemic.
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"These all come together to fuel the TB epidemic there," she said.
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But this latest drug epidemic is not driven primarily by illicit drugs.
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Coming up, an Iraq war veteran&aposs battle against the opioid epidemic.
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With the explosion of smartphones has come an epidemic of selfie-taking.
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Trump performed best in the counties hardest hit by the opioid epidemic.
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For perspective on the opioid epidemic, check out our Facts Matter here.
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In some states, the death toll has hit full-blown epidemic levels.
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The two bonded over their work to end the global AIDS epidemic.
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Although the World Health Organization finally declared the epidemic over on Jan.
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As the AIDS epidemic progressed, grief, fear, shame, and anger overtook people.
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The epidemic has killed 490 people in China, Vietnam's largest trading partner.
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Congo is currently facing the world's second largest Ebola epidemic on record.
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A woman wears a flu mask during the Spanish flu epidemic Feb.
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We think the epidemic is roughly doubling in size every five days.
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" Rosenthal, in contending Probuphine should be approved, said, "We've got an epidemic.
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The epidemic has killed 490 people in China, Vietnam's largest trading partner.
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New Yorkers can play a part in breaking the social isolation epidemic.
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The imagery and messages in "The Epidemic" may be disturbing to viewers.
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As of March 2016, about 20153,320 people had died in the epidemic.
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But while the overdose epidemic landscape is changing, it is not eradicated.
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Buckling under the epidemic, aid agencies flocked to help contain the virus.
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And as coverage of the fake news epidemic continues, Facebook's reputation suffers.
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"It was during the worst part of the AIDS epidemic," he said.
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Go deeper: Why businesses have a stake in solving the opioid epidemic.
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We also have to deal with doctors who contribute to the epidemic.
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The heroin epidemic in the Midwest where I live is really bad.
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The extent of the epidemic may be worse than authorities will admit.
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It's already facing an Ebola epidemic and dozens of armed rebel groups.
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They also argue they did not cause the epidemic, citing other factors.
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The epidemic, as it turns out, has affected teenagers in large numbers.
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"This was the first cholera epidemic in the United States," says Engs.
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CHINA FX REGULATOR SAYS IMPACT FROM CORONAVIRUS EPIDEMIC ON ECONOMY IS TEMPORARY
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The opioid epidemic is the deadliest drug overdose crisis in American history.
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The arrests were the latest effort to combat the nationwide opioid epidemic.
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Go deeper: AIDS epidemic could effectively end if steps taken, Fauci says
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World News: The U.N. admitted its responsibility in spreading Haiti's cholera epidemic.
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The country has been grappling with an opioid epidemic in recent years.
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Fears of an epidemic only began to surface late in the month.
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This time, according to the report, the "epidemic is unprecedented in scope."
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's epidemic could give rise to the drones.
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There's been an epidemic of physical assaults on Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn.
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Fears of an epidemic only began to surface late in the month.
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That's weird because there isn't an epidemic of people with burning airways.
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Our home districts have seen hundreds of lives lost to this epidemic.
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Blacks would just have to pull themselves out of the crack epidemic.
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I have no proposal to alleviate this shamelessness epidemic, modest or otherwise.
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More than 7.7 people have died since the epidemic began in December.
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One of the undeniable contributors to the opioid epidemic is drug companies.
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"The epidemic of obesity has become a global concern," Lauby-Secretan said.
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Hart Island may be the largest cemetery for victims of the epidemic.
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CDC researcher Jaquan Xu says the opioid epidemic is partly to blame.
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"I'll do everything I can to curb the epidemic of youth use."
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We&aposll look at his plans to fight the growing opioid epidemic.
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Yemen's cholera epidemic is one of the biggest and worst on record.
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Other investors in Epidemic include Creandum, EQT Mid-Market and Atwater Capital.
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As an epidemic rages and matures, the wave of new addictions dwindles.
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We have created this epidemic of harassment and disrespect and violence together.
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The United States is dealing with a major epidemic of opioid overdoses.
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The opioid epidemic is a truly massive drug overdose and addiction crisis.
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All had recently returned from countries where the epidemic had been spreading.
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In the midst of a crack epidemic, murder had reached pandemic levels.
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"Therefore, the obesity epidemic cannot fully explain the observed patterns," Clarke says.
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The Ebola epidemic has killed more than 11,000 people since December 2013.
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All four Trump states have been hit heavily by the opioid epidemic.
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He also eliminated the White House's advisory panel on the AIDS epidemic.
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"The nationwide opioid epidemic is an unprecedented public-health crisis," Brnovich wrote.
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The epidemic is caused by access to drugs rather than economic conditions.
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Ohio has been one of the states hardest hit by the epidemic.
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Two extremely disturbing viral photos continue to bring awareness to the epidemic.
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Could flexible working hours be the answer to the sleep-loss epidemic?
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Yes, President Trump has formed a task force to study the epidemic.
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The closest we can come is probably the SARS epidemic, he said.
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And as if that weren't enough, koalas are suffering a chlamydia epidemic.
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There is a sleep deprivation epidemic going on in the United States.
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For more on the solutions on the opioid epidemic, read Vox's explainer.
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"This was the beginning of the New England heroin epidemic," she says.
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The opioid epidemic is destroying our communities and taking our loved ones.
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"The problem we have in the current epidemic is fear," Ciccarone says.
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At the time, the US opioid epidemic was in its early stages.
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And the epidemic of suicide ravages our veteran ranks every single day.
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Changing these systemic factors would, many argue, turn the obesity epidemic around.
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MoscowAnna Alimova works on the front lines of Russia's growing HIV epidemic.
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Opioid epidemic The FDA wants a powerful opioid yanked off the market.
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Its capital Monrovia was badly hit during the worst of the epidemic.
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Adams is an anesthesiologist who has been outspoken against the opioid epidemic.
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This is not how an effective government responds to a deadly epidemic.
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For more on the causes of the opioid epidemic, read Vox's explainer.
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The truth is, these other problems directly contribute to the crime epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic has been a priority for the FDA under Gottlieb.
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Mayor Jim Kenney formed a task force to tackle the opioid epidemic.
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Sorry, Taylor Swift ... the squad-wide breakup epidemic is now officially over.
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You've heard of infectious laughter, but this is more like an epidemic.
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Matt often talks about the early days of the AIDS/HIV epidemic.
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Early-age marriage is an epidemic felt by girls around the world.
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I think that incredible disaffection is really what's behind the opiate epidemic.
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Haiti has been grappling with a devastating cholera epidemic for six years.
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Provide $10 billion, across HHS, for programs to combat the opioid epidemic.
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It's just another piece of evidence that the opioid epidemic is changing.
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The accord came as authorities grapple with the nation's opioid drug epidemic.
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We need to take urgent action to end the gun violence epidemic.
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It's always more cost-effective and lifesaving to tackle an epidemic early.
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Physicians and lawmakers working together can save lives and end this epidemic.
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President Trump labeled the opioid epidemic a public health emergency on Thursday.
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"She was fearless throughout the epidemic," he said in a phone interview.
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When the crack epidemic hit in the early 1990s, gang violence soared.
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And how Japan is dealing with its epidemic of public-transport groping.
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Each new appearance of the virus threatened to spark a new epidemic.
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We have made great progress since the early days of the epidemic.
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The crack cocaine epidemic resulted in militarized policing of mostly minority communities.
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We are in the midst of an epidemic of opioid overdose deaths.
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Reading about the opioid epidemic feels like navigating an outbreak of numbers.
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As a result, the efforts to fight the epidemic have been piecemeal.
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The company is largely blamed for fueling an epidemic of teen vaping.
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It can ensure that an infectious disease does not become an epidemic.
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WPR: How have national, regional and local authorities responded to the epidemic?
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Meanwhile, Haile learned a lot about health and the childhood obesity epidemic.
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The question has become even more relevant as the opioid epidemic grows.
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The solution to the HIV epidemic is a national HIV prevention program.
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Now the drug epidemic has moved to heroin and prescription opioid abuse.
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"We pray that this epidemic does not take place here," Mopono said.
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President Donald Trump recently declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency.
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"An epidemic of speech suppression has taken over college campuses," Schlapp said.
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Congressional committees are stepping up their efforts to examine the opioid epidemic.
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The investigation came amid increased attention to the national opioid addiction epidemic.
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Those findings, released in November, sounded new alarms about a growing epidemic.
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The company has lobbied against public health legislation targeting the obesity epidemic.
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Two beliefs: Once an epidemic is underway, vaccinating won't have an impact.
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Something I learned during the AIDS epidemic is that silence equals death.
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We have set a goal to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
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But Thursday's message stops short of acknowledging that it caused the epidemic.
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Emailing has become a global epidemic: a modern-day version of pollution.
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Because of the epidemic, coroners in West Virginia are often backed up.
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But will this really solve our country's current epidemic of gun violence?
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Justin Duckett works on the front lines of Memphis's gun violence epidemic.
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The culture that we're in right now—there's an epidemic of separatism.
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The Zika epidemic that hit Brazil in 2015 affected thousands of babies.
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The opioid epidemic is the deadliest drug overdose crisis in US history.
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Lester Kinsolving: You mean he has expressed no opinion about this epidemic?
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For more on the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic, read Vox's explainer.
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He writes on ethical issues surrounding drug policy and the opioid epidemic.
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Epidemic or not, estrangement is now more visible thanks to the internet.
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What are the roots of the opioid epidemic, as you see them?
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We need to talk about Labrador retriever obesity, the world's cuddliest epidemic.
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There's no denying the U.S. is in the midst of an epidemic.
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So the opioid epidemic may be contributing to a rise in murders.
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"Yes" responses rose during the AIDS epidemic; it got worse and worse.
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The result is an opioid epidemic that has disproportionately hit white Americans.
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Jeremiah Lindemann never planned to be an advocate in the opioid epidemic.
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I wondered if he lived through the real epidemic depicted that day.
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But the higher cap still doesn't match the scale of the epidemic.
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Congress is moving one step closer to acting on the opioid epidemic.
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Beyond that, the United Nations must acknowledge its role in the epidemic.
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Kentucky has sued Walgreens for its role in the state's opioid epidemic.
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Last October, Trump declared the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency.
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" He added: "I support providing additional resources to help fight this epidemic.
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The policies that best address the epidemic are neither red nor blue.
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The reason for the increase isn't a surprise -- it's the opioid epidemic.
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If you're chasing down a potential epidemic, time is of the essence.
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One possibility: something from this list of epidemic-themed novels we've compiled.
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It's preposterous for Trump to resist determining how widespread this epidemic is.
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Limiting the impact of this epidemic will require an all-in approach.
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In 1918, arguments were postponed in response to the Spanish flu epidemic.
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"I saw that happen during the H1N1 epidemic and pandemic," Mazyck said.
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I think the response started in 2004, after the last SARS epidemic.
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If we start now, we can be ready for the next epidemic.
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Trump slashed the CDC's epidemic control teams in 39 countries, including China.
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Drug use, in particular, reached epidemic proportions in the years after Tet.
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Today's opioid crisis is already the deadliest drug epidemic in American history.
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The opioid epidemic has continued to worsen during the last two years.
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Taking action on the opioid epidemic could have been an easy win.
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The cholera epidemic in Yemen is currently the worst in the world.
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We will do what's necessary to end the youth e-cigarette epidemic.
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In 2016, the opioid epidemic claimed 1,153 lives in New York City.
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I understand unclaimed ashes are something of an epidemic in North America.
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Within a few decades the epidemic became America's worst drug crisis ever.
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This worldwide epidemic cries out for leadership to fight the food industry.
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The cartel's ability to respond to the U.S. heroin epidemic is revealing.
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Now cricket officials fear a new fixing epidemic is not far off.
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This is what the first reaction to the opioid epidemic was about.
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The heroin epidemic was already well underway by the time legalization arrived.
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Before the coronavirus epidemic, their focus was the protests in Hong Kong.
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But this approach is meant to treat the victims of that epidemic.
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One researcher called the loneliness epidemic a greater health threat than obesity.
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Enlist the schools to institute similar programs to combat the opioid epidemic.
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Democratic senators wore purple ribbons to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic.
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For more on the solutions to the opioid epidemic, read Vox's explainer.
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Battling the opioid epidemic continues to be a hot-button political topic.
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You can't fight an epidemic just by being aggressively right about it.
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When did you notice changes in your community from the opioid epidemic?
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A major blow came in 1891 when an influenza epidemic broke out.
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An epidemic that hits sales and supply chains will give buyers pause.
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The change of seasons through the arrival of winter ended the epidemic.
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So, it's going to be harder to quarantine people in this epidemic.
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In the opioid epidemic, outcomes like Andrew's are a largely unseen casualty.
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This is a critical step in slowing the spread of the epidemic.
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"We are only at the beginning of this epidemic," the president continued.
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And a new epidemic took hold: prescription painkillers and opiates like heroin.
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The current opioid epidemic is the deadliest drug crisis in American history.
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The epidemic is wreaking havoc on the travel industry well beyond Airbnb.
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Nobody knew there'd be a pandemic or an epidemic of this proportion.
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How does an outbreak evolve into an epidemic and finally a pandemic?
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In the end, this epidemic produced fewer than a reported 30,000 cases.
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That did not seem like a good way to contain an epidemic.
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The epidemic has shown no signs of slowing, with deaths mounting globally.
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Carnival Cruise Line is adopting protective protocols amidst the ongoing coronavirus epidemic.
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It can take years to get the real picture of an epidemic.
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Two of the prisons are in Hubei Province, where the epidemic originated.
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"In an epidemic, you don't want information held back," one expert said.
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Only then will we end the H.I.V. epidemic once and for all.
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They're not having an epidemic of obesity and diabetes and lung cancer.
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"We should be worried and concerned about this potential epidemic," Blumenthal said.
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There are signs that the government has learned from the SARS epidemic.
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Opioids The omnibus would increase funding to tackle the nation's opioid epidemic.
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When the recovery rate exceeds the contagion rate, the epidemic falls off.
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You started this lesson by looking at photographs to understand the epidemic.
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" [The New York Times] "Is China Setting Itself Up for Another Epidemic?
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We must determine whether the outbreak will turn into a global epidemic.
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Wuhan's residents have largely hunkered down to quietly wait out the epidemic.
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Mr. Xi issued brief orders about the emerging epidemic five days ago.
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It had many elements in common with the current epidemic in Congo.
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Cannabis is one of many tools that can help fight this epidemic.
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But as the opioid epidemic has worsened, both have long waiting lists.
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The new study comes as America remains gripped in an opioid epidemic.
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Bullying is not unique to our family; it is a national epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic is sweeping the nation and we cannot ignore it.
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As America grapples with an opioid epidemic, senior citizens are often overlooked.
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People call it "the heroin epidemic," but do you think that's accurate?
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The costly epidemic of chronic illness is generating serious congressional interest. Sen.
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And it would hamper ONDCP in the midst of an opioid epidemic.
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The main factors are alcohol, opioids, and suicide—an epidemic of despair.
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The study said the epidemic poses clinical, public health and policy challenges.
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The program will provide assistance and services related to opioid abuse epidemic.
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They were more focused on discrimination, antigay violence and the AIDS epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic, however, is an issue ripe for more bipartisan attention.
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Each evening, her grandparents watched the television for updates on the epidemic.
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Researchers consider the epidemic an international clarion call for comprehensive prevention efforts.
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In the case of the opioid epidemic, history is literally repeating itself.
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It's now clear that the epidemic was never going to be contained.
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This epidemic took root not in a slum, but a modern city.
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"We are facing a crisis, an epidemic that is coming," said Macron.
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Before the SARS epidemic, coronaviruses were not known to cause serious illnesses.
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The toll has surpassed that of the SARS epidemic of 4.43-3.
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Once they were removed from markets, transmission stopped, abruptly ending the epidemic.
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If they don't, the decomposing bodies could lead to a cholera epidemic.
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His response as President, however, has been mixed, according to epidemic experts.
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Its methods may also not be sustainable, especially if the epidemic worsens.
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The coronavirus epidemic may also make for a slightly lower-key Berlinale.
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However, it expected some impact in the current quarter from the epidemic.
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"We are having an epidemic of porch piracy right now," Rich said.
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He also detailed his plans to address the opioid epidemic on Friday.
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The epidemic caught Wendy Carcamo and her family unaware early this year.
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I would not change any behavior if you're outside the epidemic area.
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"Infective endocarditis related to substance abuse is a nationwide epidemic," Harb said.
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The epidemic also showed that most nations remain inept at mosquito control.
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This epidemic is different from those of the past in significant ways.
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It was so oppressive, particularly when you factor in the AIDS epidemic.
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Clinton blasted fake news as an "epidemic" in a recent speech. Mrs.
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Last week, Trump declared the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency.
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The bad The world is still not ready for a disease epidemic.
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China argues that it's not entirely to blame for the fentanyl epidemic.
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For several members of the House, the gun violence epidemic is personal.
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The heroin epidemic — which has hit especially hard in white suburbs, a.k.a.
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The move was especially helpful to states overwhelmed by the opioid epidemic.
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John Delaney: Delaney put out a plan to tackle the opioid epidemic.
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Deaths from the opioid epidemic certainly contributes to the U.S. death rate.
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The group also faces pressure on the epidemic of opioid overdoses. Sen.
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Right now, we are at a turning point in the AIDS epidemic.
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It was like watching an already swift-moving epidemic on fast-forward.
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A month ago he blamed Hollywood for an epidemic of mass shootings.
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No one is quite sure how Trump plans to combat this epidemic.
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The epidemic also revealed glaring weaknesses in the emergency vaccine supply pipeline.
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Go deeper: The growing HIV epidemic among young men in the Philippines
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Tackling this epidemic is one of the most important challenges we face.
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"Because of the epidemic, all the orders have been canceled," she said.
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Oil prices extended their decline as the coronavirus epidemic crushes demand worldwide.
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Do you know anyone who has been affected by the opioid epidemic?
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Great, so Mideast peace and the opioid epidemic are all wrapped up!
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So opioid painkiller overdoses steadily increased, reaching epidemic levels by the 2010s.
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We need to recognize the problem for what it is: an epidemic.
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A cholera epidemic that erupted after the earthquake has not been subdued.
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The Human Rights Campaign has called the wave of violence an epidemic.
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"I was ahead of the curve of the opiate epidemic," Curtis said.
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And when Rs lose the safe PA seat, panic will become epidemic.
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In 2005, Iowa's farms were hit hard by a bird flu epidemic.
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Senate Republicans have found a new enemy in America's opioid epidemic: Medicaid.
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Well, he probably is, because he was born after America's lead epidemic.
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Last year, the worst ever HIV epidemic in Indiana prompted Republican Gov.
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Only the drug crisis in this case isn't the nation's opioid epidemic.
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It's hard to overstate the depth of tragedy of the opioid epidemic.
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"The media portrayals during the crack epidemic were exceedingly hostile," Godsil said.
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Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, who has sponsored legislation to combat the opioid epidemic, said in a statement Tuesday that "if the White House is serious about fighting the heroin epidemic," Mr. Obama would support his bill.
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The possibility that an epidemic could take a huge number of lives here and around the world should be no surprise, given our collective experience with the HIV/AIDS epidemic, which has killed more than 35 million worldwide.
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Every epidemic is a product of microbiology and sociology; we look at Ebola now and worry about an epidemic which can spread by mass air travel in an interconnected world, which circumvents some of our modern medical precautions.
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The director of a hospital in Wuhan, the Chinese city at the center of the epidemic, died on Tuesday after contracting the new coronavirus, the latest in a series of medical professionals to be killed in the epidemic.
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Read more here Purdue Pharma nears settlement with states, cities over alleged role in opioid epidemic Purdue Pharma reached a tentative settlement with state and local governments in a lawsuit over its alleged role in the opioid epidemic.
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Pinga, where the case was reported, lies about 150 km (about 95 miles) northwest of Goma, one of the towns affected by the Ebola epidemic, and much further away from the epicentre of the epidemic in Butembo and Beni.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday morning addressed the epidemic during a speech from Washington, D.C. "We're aggressively confronting the opioid, fentanyl and drug addiction epidemic," Trump said before signing his executive order to overhaul the nation's kidney care market.
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Spending time at NIH reminded me that our epidemic of weight problems, in addition to damaging our physical health, has left in its wake an epidemic of psychological scars — even in those who, like me, manage to lose weight.
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"The epidemic is under control: in the last 28 to 29 days we have not registered new cases of cholera and so we are declaring the epidemic terminated," Francisco Mbofana, national director of public health, told a news conference.
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"Anthony Bourdain and the 'Silent Epidemic of Male Suicide,' " read a headline from New York magazine's Grub Street vertical, while The Chicago Tribune's editorial board reflected on "Deaths of Despair: An American Epidemic" alongside photos of Spade and Bourdain.
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" "We are better off using that money up front to help buy some of the actions that we need to mitigate this epidemic rather than spending that money on the back end after we've had a very large epidemic.
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"The goal is to try to make sure that the peak of this epidemic, and we are headed for an epidemic here in the United States, doesn't become so large that you've exhausted the health-care system," he said.
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"Because it's a drug epidemic as opposed to an infectious disease epidemic like Zika, the response is slower," said Dan Ciccarone, a professor of family and community medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, who studies heroin markets.
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At the most basic level, we are facing a decrease in life expectancy as a result of the opioid epidemic, the continuing obesity epidemic, and we have identified significant disparities in life expectancy across income levels of the population.
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The city first suspected there was an unknown epidemic, but found no outbreaks.
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In 2014, the number hit 47,055, rivaling the height of the AIDS epidemic.
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Dr. Turchi gave the group a name: MERG, the Microcephaly Epidemic Research Group.
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Experts say the United States is in the throes of an opioid epidemic.
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"A concerted public health response to the opioid epidemic would work," Bourgois says.
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No wonder we have an anonymous note epidemic—what other recourse is there?
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Christie has spoken at length about his efforts to end the opioid epidemic.
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For the new, up-to-date explainer on the opioid epidemic, click here.
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He is the author of several laws aimed at fighting the addiction epidemic.
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In addition, since 2012, awareness of the opioid epidemic has been visibly increased.
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The United States is not the only place reeling from the opioid epidemic.
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The opioid epidemic is a widely discussed topic on the 2020 campaign. Sen.
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"It's clearly a dire situation, before we lose a generation to this epidemic."
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Among other diseases, food insecurity has been linked to the growing obesity epidemic.
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